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Sophia Loren
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Sophia Loren on the set of “Two women” (“La Ciociara”).
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Lady L (1965) is probably not one of Sophia’s most known movies but I actually really enjoy it! Her character is just so quirky and it’s a joy to watch her and Paul Newman.
In this movie Sophia was actually transformed into an 80 year old lady while she was only around the age of 29 herself.
Sophia Loren on set of The Fall of the Roman Empire (1964), photographed by Terence Donovan in 1963.
One of Sophia’s iconic moments in movies. Sophia Loren in The Millionairess (1960).
Sophia Loren in Bianco, rosso e… Also known as White Sister (Australia) or The Sin (worldwide English title). The movie came out in 1972. How gorgeous does she look wearing those glasses?!
Sophia Loren and husband Carlo Ponti visit an art gallery in New York City on December 21, 1965.
Sophia Loren and her mother Romilda Villani photographed on the set of More Than A Miracle/C'era Una Volta (1967).
Sophia photographed by Peter Stackpole in New York City, 1958.
Sophia Loren photographed by Milton Greene on the set of More Than A Miracle/C'era Una Volta (1967) in Italy, 1966.
Sophia Loren and her husband Carlo Ponti photographed by Alfred Eisenstaedt in 1961.
Happy Friday! Sophia Loren photographed by Alfred Eisenstaedt in 1961.
Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni photographed in Ukraine behind the scenes of their movie I Girasoli/Sunflower (1970).
Sophia Loren photographed by friend and photographer Pierluigi Praturlon in 1961.
Sophia and husband Carlo Ponti at Sophia’s 27th birthday in 1961.
“I was never again able to look at the Mona Lisa with a straight face after reading , “Ah, yes, the Mona Lisa, that smile she has on her face, it looks to me like the smile of a woman who at that particular moment has just finished eating her own husband for breakfast.”.“ – Sophia Loren
Note: Don’t get confused. It’s a quote Sophia read, liked and recited. She didn’t make it up herself.
Sophia Loren on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar, December 1965.
Sophia Loren photographed by Bert Stern for Vogue, 1962.
Sophia Loren photographed by Michel Comte for Vogue Italia in 1992.
“Boy On A Dolphin” (1957) directed by Jean Negulesco
Starring : Sophia Loren, Alan Ladd, Clifton Webb, Alexis Minotis
Music by : Hugo Friedhofer
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